Eastern Mediterranean Trade

Eastern Mediterranean Trade refers to the historical exchange of goods, ideas, and cultures across regions bordering the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea, including modern-day countries like Greece, Turkey, Egypt, Syria, and Lebanon. This trade network connected Europe, Asia, and Africa, enabling the movement of products like olive oil, wine, textiles, and spices. It facilitated economic prosperity, cultural exchange, and the spread of technology and knowledge. Throughout history, established trading cities such as Constantinople and Alexandria played key roles, making the Eastern Mediterranean a vital hub for international commerce and diplomacy.